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Cafés in Jerusalem

30 listings, each with hours, phone, kosher status and the day every fact was last checked.

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A cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcafé · restaurantGrand Cafeגראנד קפה70 Derech Beit Lehem, BakaA kosher dairy café and restaurant in the middle of Baka, with a European look, serving from breakfast through to wine and cocktails in the evening.Two grilled panini of mozzarella, pesto and tomato on a white plate at an outdoor tableFor illustrationcafé · deli or food makerKaloקאלו31 Derech Beit LehemA neighbourhood café on Derech Beit Lehem since 1998 that is also a deli and a gift shop, where every ingredient on the plate is on the shelf to take home.A pile of golden croissantsFor illustrationcaféNaadiנאדי39 Hillel Street, in the students' residence buildingA café on Hillel Street that began in 2007 as a very small place on Shatz Street, known for breakfasts and plates made fresh to order.Closed SaturdayA sack of green coffee beans in the sorting drum of a coffee roastery.For illustrationcaféThe Coffee Millטחנת הקפה23 Emek Refaim Street, German ColonyA family-owned neighbourhood café on Emek Refaim Street in the German Colony, with a wall of some 40 specialty coffees roasted to order and ground on the spot.Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationrestaurant · caféTmol Shilshomתמול שלשום5 Yoel Moshe Salomon Street, Nahalat Shiva (in the courtyard, second floor)A restaurant, café and bookshop in a Nahalat Shiva courtyard that has hosted Israel's writers and poets since 1994.Closed SaturdayShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationrestaurant · caféCafe Rimonקפה רימון4 Lunz Street, corner of Ben Yehuda StreetA kosher dairy café-restaurant on the Ben Yehuda pedestrian street, the Rimon family's first branch, open in central Jerusalem since 1953.Closed on ShabbatTwo pizzas baking on the floor of a wood-fired oven, beside the burning logsFor illustrationcafé · restaurantCafe Tamaraקפה תמרהThe Technology Garden, 2 Derech Agudat Sport HaPoel, MalhaA kosher dairy café and restaurant in the Technology Garden at Malha, with glass walls onto the Jerusalem hills and focaccia from a stone oven.Closed on ShabbatSmall vegan pancakes topped with strawberries and swirls of vegan whipped creamFor illustrationcafé · restaurantNocturnoנוקטורנו7 Bezalel StreetA family café on three floors on the Bezalel pedestrian street in Nahlaot: a kosher dairy and vegan kitchen, a live music floor and a floor of Israeli design.Open SaturdayA cheese counter full of soft and hard cheeses, each with its label.For illustrationcafé · deli or food makerOfaimmeעפאים19 Beit HaKerem Street, Beit HaKeremThe first café of the Ofaimme organic farm, with a farm shop beside it, in the old neighbourhood pharmacy on Beit HaKerem's historic street.Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcafé · deli or food makerPower Coffeeworksפאוור קופיוורקס105 Jaffa StreetA café and coffee roastery on Jaffa Street by Mahane Yehuda market, founded by a couple from Cape Town who roast fresh beans every day.A sack of green coffee beans in the sorting drum of a coffee roastery.For illustrationcafé · deli or food makerSybarisסיבריס13 Aza Street, RehaviaA specialty coffee house and roastery on Aza Street in Rehavia that roasts its beans on site and bakes its own pastries.Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcafé · restaurant · bar · bakeryBeit HaAmבית העם11 Bezalel Street, Gerard Behar SquareA café, patisserie, restaurant and bar on Bezalel Street, open from early morning until late at night, with no bookings.Closed SaturdayA slice of apple strudel with a scoop of vanilla ice creamFor illustrationcafé · bakeryBelinda Cafeבלינדה קפהWolfson Center, 9a Diskin StreetA coffee shop and takeaway in the Wolfson Center on Diskin Street, baking cakes, pies and quiches and serving breakfasts, salads and sandwiches.Closed SaturdayAn omelette laid in a split baguette, with olives, tomato and onion on the sideFor illustrationcafé · restaurant · barCafe Yehoshuaקפה יהושע17 Aza Street, RehaviaA café-restaurant in the heart of Rehavia, open from morning until midnight, with breakfasts, diner-style lunches and a lively bar at night.Closed on ShabbatShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationrestaurant · caféLa Storyלה סטורי16 HaAyal Street, MalhaA kosher dairy restaurant in Malha, in the south-west of Jerusalem, known for breakfasts served all day.Open SaturdaySpaghetti with garlic, olive oil and parsleyFor illustrationrestaurant · bar · caféNotre Dame Bistroביסטרו נוטרדאםNotre Dame of Jerusalem Center, 3 HaTsanhanim Street, ground floorA casual bistro, lounge and garden on the ground floor of the Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center, steps from the Old City walls.Open SaturdayChocolate chip cookies cooling in rows on a baking sheet.For illustrationcafé · bakeryParash Coffee & Bakeryקפה פרש1 Uruguay Street, Kiryat Yovel shopping centreA family café and patisserie in the Kiryat Yovel shopping centre, opened in 1961 and run by the third generation, with cakes and pastries baked on site.Closed SaturdayA pile of golden croissantsFor illustrationbakery · café · restaurantRacheli Ver-Nirרחלי ור-ניר103 Jaffa StreetA pastry restaurant beside Mahane Yehuda market, on the light rail line, where pastry chef Racheli Ver-Nir's croissants are made to order with chef's fillings.Saturday not confirmedA slice of carrot cake with cream cheese frosting and flower petalsFor illustrationbakery · caféTufineyתופינייFactory shop, 27 HaUman Street, TalpiotThe factory shop of Tufiney, a Jerusalem patisserie and café chain since 2003, on HaUman Street in Talpiot.Closed SaturdayA sack of green coffee beans in the sorting drum of a coffee roastery.For illustrationdeli or food maker · caféYou Need Coffeeיו ניד קופי78 Jaffa StreetA family coffee roastery and shop on Jaffa Street in central Jerusalem, roasting about 30 coffees in small batches every day.Saturday not confirmedA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcafé · bakery · deli or food makerZariffaזריפה8 Horkania StreetA neighbourhood café in an old stone building between Katamon and the Katamonim, with its own patisserie, a deli shelf, a small gallery and a summer festival in its courtyard.Saturday not confirmedShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationcafé · restaurantCafe Ellaקפה אלה69 Herzog StreetA kosher neighbourhood café on Herzog Street, open from seven in the morning, known for its breakfasts and stone-oven shakshukas.Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcafé · restaurantCafe Shalvaקפה שלוהShalva National Center, 1 Shalva RoadA kosher boutique café at the Shalva National Center in Jerusalem, where people with disabilities work as an equal part of the team.Closed SaturdayA slice of apple strudel with a scoop of vanilla ice creamFor illustrationcaféCafé Triestקפה טריאסטAustrian Hospice, 37 Via Dolorosa, Old CityThe Viennese coffee house of the Austrian Hospice on the Via Dolorosa in the Old City, serving melange, apple strudel and schnitzel in the largest open garden of the Old City.Open SaturdayA cup of coffee steaming in morning light beside a basket of breadFor illustrationcafé · restaurantCaffitקפית36 Emek Refaim Street, German ColonyThe first branch of Caffit, the kosher dairy café chain born on Emek Refaim Street in the German Colony in 1987.Open SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcafé · restaurantThe Inbal Loungeהלאונג' של ענבלInbal Hotel, 3 Jabotinsky StreetThe dairy lounge restaurant and coffee bar of the Inbal Hotel on Jabotinsky Street, serving breakfast, coffee and light meals all day.Open SaturdayA sack of green coffee beans in the sorting drum of a coffee roastery.For illustrationcafé · deli or food makerBirma Coffeeבירמה קפה20 Emek Refaim Street, German ColonyA cafe and coffee roaster in a conserved Templer building on Emek Refaim Street in the German Colony, run by two brothers.Closed SaturdayA cup of coffee with a swan drawn in its milk foamFor illustrationcaféThe Lobby Loungeהלובי לאונג'King David Hotel, 23 King David Street, in the lobbyThe lounge in the lobby of the King David Hotel, with seating that looks out over the Old City, open every day.Open SaturdayShakshuka in a metal pan: eggs baked in tomato sauce, sprinkled with herbsFor illustrationcafé · restaurantWaffle Bar Ramat Eshkolוופל בר רמת אשכול7 Paran Street, Ramat EshkolA dairy cafe and restaurant of the Waffle Bar chain in the Ramat Eshkol shopping centre, with breakfasts, waffles and crêpes.Closed SaturdayA sack of green coffee beans in the sorting drum of a coffee roastery.For illustrationdeli or food maker · caféCanopy Coffeeקנופי6 Mevo HaMatmidA coffee roastery with a shop on Mevo HaMatmid in the centre of Jerusalem, roasting in small batches.Closed Saturday

Cafés side by side

PlaceKosherSaturdayPricesRating
Grand CafeDairyThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate), dairy
KaloMediterraneanNot known₪₪
NaadiThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed
The Coffee MillSpecialty coffeeNot knownClosed
Tmol ShilshomDairyThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate), dairyClosed
Cafe RimonCafé, DairyThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate), mehadrin, dairyAfter Shabbat, from 19:41₪₪
Cafe TamaraItalian, DairyThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate), mehadrinAfter Shabbat, from 19:42₪₪
NocturnoDairy, vegetarian and veganThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)20:00-00:00₪₪
OfaimmeVegetarian food from the farm's own produceNo certificateClosed₪₪
Power CoffeeworksCoffee roasted fresh every dayNo certificate73.5-111 ₪
SybarisSpecialty coffee and roasteryNo certificateClosed45-70 ₪
Beit HaAmCafé and patisserie by day, restaurant and bar by nightThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed₪₪
Belinda CafeBreakfasts, salads, quiches, sandwiches and home bakingThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed₪₪
Cafe YehoshuaCafé-restaurant: breakfasts, diner-style lunches and a night barNo certificateAfter Shabbat, from 18:41
La StoryKosher dairy, Breakfasts, pastas, salads and pizzasThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)18:00-00:00₪₪
Notre Dame BistroMediterranean and internationalNo certificate12:00-21:00₪₪
Parash Coffee & BakeryDairy café and patisserieThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed
Racheli Ver-NirChef's croissants and filled pastries, made to orderThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Not confirmed
TufineyCakes, cookies, pastries, tarts and pies, made by handThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed
You Need CoffeeSpecialty coffee, single origins and house blends, roasted dailyNot knownNot confirmed₪₪
ZariffaLocal traditional touches with new flavoursThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Not confirmed₪₪
Cafe EllaBreakfasts, bruschettas, salads and dairy dishesThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed₪₪
Cafe ShalvaMediterranean and Italian fusion with Israeli and Greek classicsThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed₪₪
Café TriestViennese coffee house, with Austrian and local dishesNo certificate10:00-22:00
CaffitKosher dairy restaurantThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)20:30-00:00
The Inbal LoungeDairy: breakfasts, soups, pastas, pizzas, fish and saladsNot known10:00-22:30₪₪
Birma CoffeeCoffee and pastriesThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed
The Lobby LoungeDrinks, pastries and cakesNot known07:00-23:00
Waffle Bar Ramat EshkolDairy: breakfasts, waffles and crêpesNot knownClosed₪₪
Canopy CoffeeFreshly roasted coffee beansThe Jerusalem religious council (Jerusalem Rabbinate)Closed

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